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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17


The following transfers Of real estate
we're tlled for record yesterday:
George Kinnear and wife 10 etefen
Peterson. los 2, block 1. kiBneaF's sdei-
tion to Seattle. e47b.
Charles L. Denny and wife to Wan.
Lemon, lots and 2. block Is, D. T..
Denny's addition 10 Seattle, $500.
q. L. Wayiand and wife 70 Eleansr
p. Mayfield, lots II. u, ID and "a block
1, Latka's addition 70 seattle, $3.50. /,
q. IL. Halser and wife 20 Geo. D0thes.
NEN Of SWL Of see q - 26 north,
range east. 81.
David +. Denny and wife to William
I. BuFum, lots Hnd 8. block S.. ID. Z.
Deuny'a third addition 20 Seattle,
$3.50.
Feed e. Rander q wife to H. b.
McElroy, undiVided interest," u lot !,
block 10. Msynssdss plat Of Seattle.
$4,000.
sarah g. PeltyGrove ana Frank Laf-
tns. qait claim lots 9, 10. II and ~
blocs %, Laws seoond addition 10 Seat
Hsnfv l. Tsbbals and wife 70 Rnssssl
Glover, lois II ard II, block 81, Law
sscoud edition 10 SeAttiep $50.
George Kinnear and wife 20 David y,
HYDE, lnss 1. s. IS and s., hloek -, q,
KinneAz's addition 10 Sealile. e1c0
Fred 3. sander and wife, 20 5ehn
WenxieF. lot 4, black s, Ju2kin's adj
lion te seattle, 500
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

PHzRAnzna ron Com wKATKEa--Ths
steamer Anoon vas bnilt 10 run In
warm climate. bat thrO0ah fosos Of cir
onmstanees has been plaesd upon The
route between this city and Alaska. On
her last trip north water fEcxs In The
pifShers "a the skats Foous. and many
of tie passengers aimoss Suffered from
oold. Captain Carroll uads up be
mind that wken be reached the land Of
nlecharica ka Wc1id remedy that LITTLE
diffRcnIay, and make his vessel a. cor
foFtabis % thoneh ahe bad been bull 70
oruiss anonR the iesbsRes d the nosth.
On arriving as Seattle be eontraeted
With Moran Bros 10 put q systeEn Of
steans heaters into the vessel and the
ioh wfil Be osmplstsd TODAY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17


ooiansl q v. Esaas, e fkis chg. ssa
e ths uzmbsrs e ne fxm u olncIafE
= oompaays E1tnrn.a frnm 8 visif -
Nicscxla yesterday afasruson, harin1
sitehtm ~ osieinni sspg - iks san-
lEsss enisssd inlo between t1s esnllls
. Wesl Coasf naHaag O1npsny nnd
EanEy Crawford. S., 81 0hieano, par
zles q t1e Af1t paEs aud Sinclair 4
GampaHfs l18 HeA knnEn conslKHcIieu
e9mpanFs - whfeA he Iat1e9 corpUEa-
Aloa eGEses - build sad eQuip q line of
ztaE9NE4 EnAGH railroad frum Seattle,
Ana UgansY, Washfn4tun Territory, 20
3 pelnl % tbe lire 81 The 0anadiaa
kaelas Railway il British Ooiamhia.
xaEx WIN concmnE acoTz.
On Ne arrival oF fhs Oiymplan yea-
ttF14Y afAernoon . reporter sailed cn
Colonel 6aot1 and eskod g 80 ths csn-
ixact weish vas SIGNED h New YORK %
10 md Of Deeamhez. Certainly. =
sai6 ms calonsl. &c be drew the Volnm-
iuo15 Bat handsomeiy drawn - dosz-
meni from his inside paekst- Altar re-
esiglnz the manzscEipt back, Colo8ei
n9oat Hai1s ~Y0u may aRg thai 6lnelaif
= Compz1y are organised and ready for
work. Oar oonirHot requires us - bald
he road eomplete, iEo1 sad equip 4,
nud operate Il q eeEta1n time befosa
luTnina 4 over 10 TIE railroad enmpany.
We wfiI take the thirtean miles Of
r0ad between Lake WaahinQtun and
snohomizh City aa soon IS Thomas
Earle 4 Company dnish their contract Of
grading, which Is nearly done, and lay
tie iron On Il 90 thaf p0ins, then build
. bridge across She Snohomiah river,
ard from thefs on % the grading and
eutira woEk oursalgea.D
sWill yeu use TIE seattle, aaaka Shore
q Eastern OompanY's engine 10 lay
tRaok % Bnohomuehfs
Possibly We may DO %, although ws
have already
RURcRAgMD A x.ooCMUxgyB
And numbor Of ears. II they STRIVE
as 5000 IS We expect shem, we viii not
have % borrow, Otherwise Ne may have
to call On our neighbozs for q little
Steam until our machinery acts here
sHOW soon viii you 90 70 work 81
consfruetionf~
ssAs soon a. Thomas Earle & Company
c0mpiess their contract On the Enoho
mish division. The whole thing, &c
said before, is 10 b. turned over 70 us
with those thiFisen miles graded and
ready for aho tiea.n
when win M. slnslair visis Scatter
@MF. Hinslair and his associates IN
The ooBtsaet vii Be ever on the Oiyn-
pian tomorrow and viii spend Sunday
IL Seattle"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

mor1cE.Ten dellars reward
III IS pnIa asF informatien
ss~egne e the ~ ess ard corr
.serien o. any ere found stoaI-
sna coplss ~ sise Posa-IntsllI-
~ercss asiIverDd w t1ie omrvisrn
s,sssuglseut tire city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

Two PIArs RncoznzD.-Ths plas Of
What l. 10 Be- knovn a. The Ragenns
Servings pAEk vAs broaght into The audi
acr's ofioa for record yesterday. This
property Il about six miles from the
center Of the city and consists Of the
81 Of tie sen Of NV and tke IN q
the SWAs, SEQ. 4. and the IN 4 he
NV aud NRA OF the ; u Of SEQ. p
Tp. y RAE. Tha plat o. The stars
addition 20 6eattls was alss tenderd fes
record. Thia is 3 portion % SEC. ~
To &N., k.SB., and IL near 6mtih's
eoVp
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

sAnxEa on TKE UnAxTLxa. - The
saaamship umAailla sailed for San
Franchise aboai MIDNIGHT From seat
lie she took $50 tons Of coal, 50 toes o.
miscellaneous freight and The follow
lna passengers; Mrs. GALLAGHER, q. 81.
Hsllhran, J. Henneassy, l.. ). J. Hunt
and wife, Henry 0rannenees end child.
Mrs. \. Parker, !, o. Parker, B. y. Al
len, Miss Annie y. Williams. Fanny
WAight. l. d. Crossett, VIII Croeaett,
Mm. ]. y Oonnelly, v. W. Detertne,
Henry RengstorH, !. O. Batter. O. l..
Stone, W. b. Stub, James McoaFey,
=. n. Carr, =. Lacy, 9ecrge d. Wood,
3. Cotton. ard ten 10 the steeFaGe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

SExr 10 Srxu.AcooG.-John zShSiska,
barber, end native 81 Switsatlaad, vas
~ In the probsts scari on ehasGe Ct
being Insane. Dc. n. u. Hall vas
brought IN ~ an expert uitEssei and.
after examininR kixa, prouo1sesd hial
crazy. Tie judge GfseF ee4Eing the ~ /.
denee OF the polAeaEnan wka ARRESTED
him ordered him 20 be sen 60 Stella
eoom as sooc &c The legislators ere DIS.
aAAreed fFom there totay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

AAnHvAA on TMn AEKT-Ina steAnash .
Ali arrived In peri yesterday frOn sAs
Francisco. She ea1e 60 The coast
iiahA sac q under charter 10 load 30
tanM II Franklin ccai, and q asok load
q lnmher Cor Pert OEfoFa, By ths Ore
ecn lrnpEoxenHnt eempany.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

oAAM - wnrrn onrsv sus1xs sunns
rtM1p sun1Mna1 xnaE4znkx-

- -
oAAM - smrrn oarsv sus1rs sunnr
N4E38 tU1NMzEz EENE4EnkH.
1he d1rlElal esnrs - opena.z rsonrs.
= - i1e s'alsck ysatssdsy nfssruoon.
chlsf Tests. Jcnsn rsssIdirs.
A crdef Us maas % sacafs e. ursss
n'Ads o. 1husnaaF sv1xTuline . nncstan
Cor . msH sfial Il fhs easa * Danus.
MhIlnsg = O.. " Hais. suiGh md
Hans Andsrson rsnounesd Al nise.
alan0e % sae hing oz BwsdRm ana Nor-
~ay so wag m91s q eiilaan q tns
Dntted 8lafxs.
a iueamens uaa ensrrsd n ksror a.
Fiatntid for Kdzz19 il the eaae ~
WaiineF esd Others N Hmis Sad oah-
Ths eas q Msssa -. ysnsx i.
Whl1b TIE dafsndan1 b aharaed via
eseep- killing rather, viii having 3
deg t6at does il--waa partially heard.
dohn WextfharreF gwNFs that ~
W4nted not1ine mora 20 40 vita Rrnr-
81 So5spzl, empeFoE Of Au1lrIa. and -
cane fnli 1s0Gsd eltixsr.
o&aFnEkxa CASES.
George E. essds. who had been IN
o1otad b The grand fnKy. yieadea gully
% aiiowine aaullina 'rsrue = s. go.
11e1ao On Aia premises, and waa nnad
$50, witch - said.
III Foatsr, whe had alss ben IN
elets1 &c dsd not 9ailiy, sad vii be
Trr-ea 1890. "a. ~. 49,. a..
meEia hanging oyer hfm for the a na
oHsnsa, vas given tiIf rs oears eouvanos
e ne enc Of tie m1u1h il walsh b
plead. and fngnishea sscaFily 10 ths
amoun4 % 500.
ID fhs Geo. D. Hill eaass temurrsr.
whIeh vas put %, vas ovexfelsd, aud
ezeepti1ns tAkHn a1d allowed, aua q
motion 30 make deanlts certain state
ments il the piaintia's reply was
csnied. kxeeDtiona we're taksn 70 lhfs
and The exoepfions we're allowed.
wnozaFUExx HKxD.
Charles Bfown was sent 70 iaal s0me
time aao b 5nstiss Sodsrbaxa ca 4
charge 0f pstit larceny. TIE o6snss
consisted 10 stealing = bankbook be-
longing % his wife. He was eonyiossd
By she justice and appealed from she
desiaion. Tia oatsf justice ordered hia
discharge
Jossp6 Bowsrs IL Tie man vhe vas
charged before Justice SodeFberR With
an assault npan iady on dames atreet,
and who wa ansd 1900 By THAI justice.
He was bFoaabt up 10 souFt sn q writ
Of habeas corpus, uhen tbs chief justice
decided that be was wronafuIly held
and that tbs iaasiee had no fuKisdioii0n
beyond 500, and the sentence was
therefore weld. Bowers vas discharged. /
Joseph Brady, another man Who had |
beea sent 10 the county iail By Justice
sadegbeER, this time on q charge OF bar.
giaFy, was discharged, tie prosecuting
attorney stating that there was no svi- |
dense on which 30 convict him.
James Brown. who had been held on
3 charge Of exhibiting deadly weapon /
10 q crowd uame up and pleaded guilty /
and asked 20 be senianeed. He said /
be had taken she piatol from another /
man, that lt vas not loaded. and that he /
vas cFaxed With drink. He had been 10 /
l4il about q month already, and vas /
accordingly sentenced 20 eight days' |
Imprisonmsni, the chisf justice remark |
nR that be woaid be cut Of fail before |
Christmas, and would therefore he able /
- keep thai anniversary at heme.
The oonFt adjourned tili go o'clock |
ihis morning, whan she motion for q |
aew trial in the friedrich case will be /
heard.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17
MARRIAGE LTcEYsRS.

Ths following licenses 10 we'd we're
issued tsaay;
Pc Petersen ana Miss Rosa 3. Nc
CpV, beth % Csdar Mountain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

"fhas is the greatest medicine IN this
world" said Mr.. Murray, Of the Ocesn
House. as 10 stepped iuta Stewards
drug store. "0ise me another bottle of
your Star Cough Syrup" no3O
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

CANADIAN PACIFIC 3. B. EXCURSIONS
Parties going East viii save money b
calllna 90 T. w. Mc6mxEs, On Atii
gtreet. ieSS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

Bieh ChRistmAa esrds. vsevs 81 Sest
tie, for 81, a. GkxzkM 4 Cas- seeond
xnd Maxicn streets. ness
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

Oall On Fisher 4 Ciark, aEehfiects. for
= mo3srn haildine tor De lsasf poss. &c
90. d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

DO ues fail 70 see cur millinery de-
uaFtmens and secnre snms o or bar
ealns e closing o1f pxiceA Icklss 4
sienerman. dlt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

Real Estate h The f0undatian Of all
wealth. II yea wish wealth bay some
Marie Valley land Of q. Q. CALKTEs
.&Co. NOS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

SIIk handkefchisfs saissbis fer OhFist-
mas presents. 81 bottom prices foklas
a 6inEeFman-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

Millinery al cost for the next thirty
days VIII close COS our entire stocs
before removal. Texas 4 Sibgefuan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

sasins; big lot Iass in; greatly unasF
prisa. oassseF Osaxy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

Flashes for tie unslIinns erica car
nsw loa. Ches.er- OeaEy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

We are cutting prices in dress goods.
Some startling bargains for the next
80 DAYS. TOklas q SinRerman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

anuaa verV npeolsl baEnaina IN hiack
sllka fsg heaiday Rifaa 4oaiaS q ean&ef.
man.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

sllk umbrellas eth epld. siiVsr.
natural and bqwed handlaa. Imported
Tor holiday gifaA fokla8 4 HinRaE-
man. oil
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17
CONF 70 STAY.

Bargains 10 blaaksts and eomfOrssrs.
Chester Cleary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

An ordinances was Submitted extend
ina she time for the completion Of the
Madison street improvement. Passed.
An ordinance pF0viding for the grad
ing Of Bell street between Front end
West was passed.
An oFdinaEee creating the Office Of
inspector of iltreet numbering and pre-
scKibing bis powers was paased.
An ordinances creating the olaces Of
passed.
-Four ordinances relating 10 the heF-
Dor, 9 synopsis Of which viii be found
Ia another column, we're presented and
referred 10 the haEbos COMMITTEES.
Al ordinances creating tbs 0elce Of
harbormasteE, also referred 10 Ii anoth-
er column, vas passed.
Ths council ediouFned until this eve
ming q seven o'ei0ck.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

80 STA handksFchiefs; splendid as
soEtnene. Chester OleATy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

Boy Che Weber 4 Decker piano. Man
uiaetursr'a prices. Frank Kimball,
Squire building. do I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

= New holiday goods; eastern cash
prices. Chester Oleary. ali
Cash ". credit, @. q. ExkRxuR 4 Co.,
aFccega Third and Spring. celia
Your orders win be called for, give NJ
trial, q q. 6EkRTUP q Co., grocer
Third an Spring. Bsl4
For your groceries 60 30 q. q. ExAnr-
ira Co.. Garner Third and Spring. sei4
Special Inducements In every depart
ment before removal Toklas 4 Singer
man
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

silks; q new lot Just 10; splendid
values. Chester OlsaFy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

The purchasing agent was ordered 20
buy hnshine tank for the Pike street
sewer.
The chief Of police was ordared TO no
tify the property owners along Pike
street 70 make connection With she sew.
eF within ten days.
A street hight was ordered TO be placed
&C the intersection Of South Third and
King streets, and one on the bridge At
the corner Of Eighth and Dearborn
streets.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

John Brannon, Oscar johnson, l.,
OllIer, II. NJ. Peters, Seattle Hotel
Oomsany. johnson & Goitstein, Swan
son q LililQren, Feigh q Miller. Nathan
McNotf, Davidson 4 Grub, shaw a
Agar. j. II. Foster, Fred. eoh0lrp, Wa,
Garrett, Harry Haegenmaker, Il. J,
Oamphsil 4 Company, J. NJ. Blanchard
Wins Sehmid, Andrew EloEah, 3. J.
Powers, Vim. Waugh, Geo. Delfnl, J. w
Smith, e. O. Hnntley, Jacob Bersch
Jshn McOaEy, Frank P. Hsmen, Wan.
Mokasters, p. J. Armstrong, Henry "a.
Robbins, Julius Weikert, Lavandef,
Henly 4 Moore, Joe Francis Company
WIN. Gross a Son, VIM. +. Alien, Ohas.
Ross, GumbeRt & Clinch. Michael Ne.
Donald. O. q. SloEah, James p. TiRhe,
MelhoTu a PFobst, +. 9. Ohampaux, A.
+. Hill, Ohas. r. O'Hara, d. q K. Colt
stein, The A. P. Holalipg Company,
John Preacher, Margaret OfShea.
rhe following applications for Licenses
were referred: Bob. d. Becker, y. j.
Armstrong 4 Son, Leblanc q Biondelte,
J. 7. Armstrong. Mark Norton, Sill
Raine & Recine and Ernst Romey.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17
II MApIsoN aTRKKI aRADR.

The hids Cor she completlon Of the
work on the Madison stress grade were
opened and read as loss; Wilsoz 4
Godfrey 5000, E1mons 4 McClanshau
&6f20, Parker and Orr &e395.48, w. NJ
White $500, Ryan a Ouigiey $500
Matt BFanagan $3.50.
The bid Of Matt BFannRaan vas -.
ieoted on accsnnf Of lbs NOS having been
nlsd in time, and the contrast was let
the sum Of 5000.
In the matter Of Matches and Repub
lean streets IL. Il. Galloway vas sp-
pcinied appraiser on behalf of the nwn
era Of property condemned, u. u. An
drsWs vas appointed on behalf OF own
ers Of property benefited, and David
7. Denny on The part Of The city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17
L0cAE EERTsEArTOK.


1ne eitg counesi met lazf niRhs pa.
gns11 b lag. Ihzrs uure pr11snf Ael-
ing Mayor knEsh II fhs ehair. Oggnnil-
m1n Kklnk, 0reen, Lnka. Nogmn. Maian
and Reilns and Olerk FuEs8zs
KExxzzuzs AID cnMlEnErrazznzs En1zzxED
Rrsm 2. Hoshhrann. fsx vnsstina a.
~ . bloek Q q Bells ska addilian.
Refnrrsll.
Fron WenisEn Uuian Talanraph On
Rany, . haVs esssaln iazss ssfunesd.
Fsum b. I. Yoassr. dsaiuaslne q pos-
tion ef Hill s1rees % aba city. RnfaFred.
Rfum J. b. Andrews. senanslrasing
azainsl 10 extension a. Rollin stress.
Rsssxred.
Rsum Prsgtoa q al, fer pagmsns Of
laho1esn on Madison gl1eek. Referred.
From p. p. Eanlin q al., for street
lights On Eiahlh street from Jaokson -
DsaEboEn. thsnss % east side Il 1wslfth.
Referred.
From Seattle Gable Road ana watsr
Compsay, aakfnR for an exisnsisn Il
iiune for comme1oemsns of uotk %
March /. 1855. 9xantaa.
ksom John Lavender e al, for rails
ina eidewaEk On Eouth Seeund and
WaakfnQton streets 10 Qrads. RsfeRF2d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17
Come and see TOKLAS & SINGERMAN. corner Of
Commercial and Washington streets,
We cordially invite you Christmas
at the old stand

This week we will make great display Of fine
Embroidered Handkerchief and Fans.
Handkerchief at all Prices
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

u net very clear bat e seems 70 me
sou1e appEoaeh 70 aarmn1T may be aF-
rived e By constituting The clauses IN
the t~o sections relating 20 The twenty
Gays ~ simply tsaaol0Ry, and ~ pre-
seribing pebiicAtien Of Tia notes tor
fSur weekl SUCCESSFULLY, the last p1bii-
eziion 10 Be 81 least twenty days before
the DAY assigaatsd By the anditoF En-
which she hearing shall be he6.
This nctice W1s nct 20 pnhltahed and
thsrsfsFe aust be a;sregarded e1tirtiy.
In this eass proessdinas we're had IA
der ssction so and u d0es not ap-
par tat sny q the requirements Of
sscsionA Sof2 ard Sof8 are nsosGssFy IN
sch pFueSdine4
HouepeE thss may Be, tie plaintiff
appsared gsnsraily and 6isd ~ ehfso-
tiors ard Q clAim Tor damage With tka
hoard Of ounmissioness aHd theY keAri
snd tired the Dsztef E1a deterE1ined 4
and Il - Is aEgrisFea be kasA rene6y.
81 Each aprHasanae and 1tnim be Ease
az bca16 fnll izFisdiglian IN TIE mst.
tsT % fnE a. te and hiz EsopeEtg arz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-17

AAAAAIA4NAA .
walk On ske north aide Of SanscA strees.
Adopted.
From sane eommiitss, granting peti-
tiu1 Of Alfred Snyder for czosginQ on
Seventh and Senena eaEesfa. AaopAed.
From same, granting petition Of +. u.
Sander e. 81. for opening ard plAnkiEQ
a. nIlsy 10 block 10. MaynaFd's plst, AZ
their own expense. Adopted.
kEoEn same granting psiilion q
Hhos. Webb et al. for drain and open-
ing Willow strset from Depot 70 Thorn
&c. Adopted.
From same. granting petition Of N.
Il. Rogers "a al. for opsning LenoFa
street from Front 10 Fourth, and re
ieeti1R petition for slopinR the hank.
Adopted.
From same, granting petition Of Fred
Pfuacn tor crossing o. Fourth and
Virginia sfFaets, and recommending
that crossing Be put IL on Fourth aad
Pike. Adopted.
From same, granting he psiisi0n sf
J0hR Christ Tor permission 10 eseot
stand on the Eliey between South 6eo-
ond and South Third stseotes fronting
on HILL. Adopted.
From same, rsisesipg petition Of
Ernest Rooney for . Sidewalk on Mil
street. ADDICTED.
Frem same, rejecting petition Of Ed
gar Bryan fos 9 calvert. Adopted.
From same, recommending the 0pen
ing Of RaIlin street ninety feet wide,
according 70 petition, and plat aisa.
Adopted.
From same, granting petition Of John
Lavender. ct a., for permission 10 raise
sidewalk 10 gEade on Washington stTees.
Adopted.
From committee on street lights,
granting petition Of p. ID. Hamlin. q al,
for lights. Adopted.
Ordered that Bell street. be graded,
from Front 10 West sire {, and side
walk built on south side.
A special committee consisting Of
Moran, Lake and Reiixe, was appointed
to inspect the NH street bulk had, and
report 20 The council.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-08-12

Mr.. N. F. Noren and Miss Jennie
DeLozier stole march ON their friends
by driving quietly downtO Humboldt
and taking upon themselves the
led by Mr.. A. II. Campbell and Miss
Lena Peterson, the ceremony being
performed in the Presbyterian church
at Humboldt, Rev. DR.. Drake Officia-
ting. After the ceremonies they re-
turned to lola and are for the
present domiciled at Mr.. Ireland's.
NJ r. and Mrs. Noren are both very
highly esteemed by the entire COM
munity and in spite of their unkiDd-
ness in not giving them any inkling
of what was going to happen. their
friends-amOng whom the REG IsTER
begs to be numbered-extend heartlest
congratulations and good wishes.
On returning home last Tuesday
evening from an errand upon which he
had been taken by his sister-in-law, NJ
Jasper Patterson found about dozen
couples of young people in possession
of the house. The surprise was q com.
plete one and an extremely pleasant
cassiOn is reported.
H. p. Gray recently took from his
well a mass of roots that had grown
into it from a silver leaf maple, that
were Il feet 6 inches in length. The
tree has been planted about five years.
The roots are now hanging iu front Of
BOstwick & Co.'s. Office aud attract
much attention.
We are requested 10 give notice that
the Seventh Day Adventists will have
a basket meeting next Sunday, Au.
gust IA, at Mr.. Fitzpatrick's Grove on
Elm creek, five miles east and two miles
south of lola. Large tent, fine shade,
good spring water, all are invited.